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Social Publishing

March 1, 2019 By admin Leave a Comment

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Social publishing can be found on any platform which provides engagement between you and your customers. This could be a blog, a microblog, or a social media account. It is a good way to receive feedback on a product or service provided. The feedback is instantaneous. You could write about anything that you might offer. Social publishing can catapult a product into getting noticed which is what the desired effect is for any company/product. It keeps the attention, the focus on the product or company. For example, if you have a product perhaps you can write about how your product can be used in more ways than just one. It is a productive environment in which a person can grow in whatever way they desire. It can be the platform for a hobby to grow into something far more profitable. Social publishing is a very useful tool in this day in age. It provides a means by which the writer or company is humanized. This is beneficial for many different reasons. One of the biggest and most important is the feedback that can be gained from social publishing. The feedback helps the company/individual make the product/service better. This information is invaluable.   

Social publishing is a good way to draw users to your website. You can drive traffic to your site by sharing and having others share your articles across different social media accounts. This is extraordinarily important for companies. When you get users to your blog, you’ll be able to introduce them to the products or services you offer. You are also able to control what information they see. This is not to say that you would want to remove constructive criticism from your blog but anything you deem unnecessary you could remove. Say for instance you have an unhappy customer that leaves you negative feedback, you reach out to them and make things right. At that point you remove the negative feedback left by them because you have changed their mind about your product or service.  Or say you receive negative feedback about a product, you use the negative feedback to resolve the issue with the product, at that point there would be no need to keep the outdated feedback on your website.  

This is why social publishing is a crucial tool in creating brand awareness.

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